The Baltimore County Council unanimously passed Councilman David Marks’ bill to require better notification of large warehouses at ts legislative meeting on Oct. 6 The bill requires that when a warehouse of a certain size is proposed as a limited exemption, the developer must notify the community in the same manner as for an application … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier and the Department of Recreation and Parks announced that the County-owned indoor pools in Dundalk and Randallstown will reopen in October, offering open swim, discounted monthly memberships and daily admission during an initial pilot period. The Dundalk pool will host an open house on Saturday, October 10, before reopening Wednesday, … Read more
The following article was submitted by the Office of Baltimore County Councilman David Marks Fifth District Councilman David Marks announced that St. Michael Lutheran Church in Perry Hall will receive $82,570 through Baltimore County’s FY 2027 Community Improvement Grant Program to transform an unused parking area into a new, environmentally sustainable community green space. The … Read more
The Baltimore County Council passed legislation that regulates and restricts smoke shops. Under the legislation, a smoke shop must be at least 1,000 feet away from daycare centers, health clinics and schools, and cannot be opened within that distance from an existing smoke shop. The bill regulates the appearance of smoke shops to remove the … Read more
Baltimore County Police have charged 19-year-old Cordell Jefferson and 20-year-old Garrin Davis following a shooting that occurred on Monday, July 20 at approximately 5:20 p.m. near Downey Dale Drive and Church Lane in Randallstown. According to police, Jefferson faces multiple charges including attempted first-degree murder and armed carjacking. Both suspects are currently being held at … Read more
Meet with Baltimore County Department of Planning, Community Planner Jess Eliot Myhre and Office of Community Engagement Outreach Coordinator Stefanie Streib on Wednesday, Aug. 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.at Stembridge Community Center. 99 Stemmers Run Road in. Essex. Whether you’re a resident, business owner, or community stakeholder, this is your opportunity to share … Read more
The Baltimore County Police Department is pleased to announce its participation in the 43rd annual National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4. This year’s event will include neighborhood block parties, cookouts, outdoor movies, face painting, back-to-school giveaways, and much more. National Night Out is an annual community-building event that aims to further strengthen or establish … Read more
Baltimore County announced that the tastiest week of the season will return: Baltimore County Summer Restaurant Week will be held from July 10-19. During Baltimore County’s 2026 Summer Restaurant Week, deals and special menu items will be available at more than 40 participating establishments. “Restaurant Week is a great time to showcase some of Baltimore … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier announced the release of the Baltimore County Economic Development Advisory Board’s report, outlining recommendations to strengthen the County’s economy, attract new investment, and support long-term job growth. The Board’s top recommendation is to create a new structure for how the County retains, attracts, and markets itself to employers in order … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier and the Office of Community Engagement is hosting a series of Public Safety Town Hall meetings across Baltimore County this summer. These meetings are designed to provide residents with an opportunity to share concerns, ask questions, participate in constructive conversation, and better understand the roles and responsibilities of the departments … Read more
–photo courtesy of Councilman David Marks- Baltimore City Department of Public Works is aware of a water rupture on Harewood Park Drive in the Chase area According to the Office of Councilman David Marks, crews are scheduled to arrive this morning. Please use caution in the area. Water pressure has been reported as low but … Read more
The Baltimore County Police Department held a groundbreaking of a new precinct for Essex Precinct 11 on Thursday. The project represents a $29.9 million investment in public safety and the future of policing in Baltimore County. The new 34,000 square-foot renovation and expansion is designed with a focus on officer safety, operational efficiency, and community … Read more
–photo courtesy of Baltimore County- Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation announced near completion a project designed to improve traffic safety along Walther Boulevard near the Oak Crest community in Carney. According to Baltimore County, the project was designed with discussion with Oak Crest residents enhancing safety for pedestrian crossings, reduce speeding and … Read more
The Baltimore County Council passed legislation sponsored by Councilman David Marks that requires any new development at the Ebenezer/Philadelphia Road area to be evaluated by the Design Review Panel on Thursday. This panel includes professional architects. Any future development here will also need to provide widening along Philadelphia and Ebenezer Roads. Marks added he is … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier issued a call for nominations for Baltimore County’s fourth annual Community Heroes Awards, recognizing seven individuals—one from each County Council district—who have made significant and meaningful contributions to their communities and for their selfless dedication to making a difference for those around them. “Behind every great community are people quietly … Read more
–photo courtesy of Baltimore County Government- The Baltimore County Council unanimously passed County Executive Kathy Klausmeier’s three-bill animal welfare legislative package on Monday night. The comprehensive package—co-sponsored by Baltimore County Council Chair Mike Ertel, Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones, Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka, and Baltimore County Councilman David Marks—was developed in close coordination with … Read more
–photo courtesy of BCAS- Baltimore County Animal Services is hosting spring rabies clinics throughout Baltimore County. Here is a list of clinics in eastern Baltimore County. Perry Hall Saturday, April 25 from 10 a.m. to noon Gough Park, 9201 Honeygo Boulevard Essex Saturday, May 2 from 10 a.m. to noon. Fields of Renaissance Park, 99 … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier today submitted her $5 billion FY2027 budget proposal. “When I took office, I said we had a big job ahead of us,” said County Executive Kathy Klausmeier. “We wanted to keep the budget balanced, protect the County’s reputation, honor promises to residents, invest in public safety, schools, libraries, and parks and … Read more
The Baltimore Community Foundation (BCF), a nonprofit organization that connects people who are passionate about their community and purposeful in their philanthropy, has awarded Legacy Forward Grants to 19 organizations across Baltimore City and County to support public programming connected to the 250th anniversary of the United States. The East Baltimore County grant recipients include: … Read more
Baltimore County Police said a dine & dasher in the White Marsh and Parkville area was caught over the weekend. Police reported officers arrested 57-year-old Randy Nelson in connection with several thefts that occurred throughout northeastern Baltimore County since April 8, 2026. Detectives were able to link the suspect to at least five cases that … Read more
The following article was submitted by 5th District County Councilman David Marks about his legislation that places a cap on development impact fees. On April 6, the Baltimore County Council passed legislation sponsored by Councilman David Marks that will place a cap on development impact fees pending a review by the Department of Planning. The … Read more